The Impact You’ll Make:
As a Therapist at Anew Treatment Center, you will have the opportunity to build meaningful therapeutic relationships with adults navigating complex mental health and co-occurring conditions. Through individual, family, and group therapy, you will help clients develop greater stability, resilience, self-awareness, and practical skills that support meaningful progress in their lives.
You’ll work as part of a collaborative multidisciplinary team and remain actively engaged in the therapeutic environment throughout each client's treatment journey—from assessment and individualized treatment planning through care coordination and discharge planning. At Anew, we value compassionate care, strong clinical judgment, professional boundaries, collaboration, and creating an environment where both clients and team members can grow.
Quick Details
About This Role
Anew Treatment Center is seeking a compassionate and collaborative Therapist to join our multidisciplinary clinical team. The Therapist provides individual, family, and group therapy to adults receiving behavioral health treatment for complex mental health and co-occurring conditions. This role is involved throughout the treatment process, including assessment, individualized treatment planning, care coordination, crisis intervention, and discharge planning.
The Therapist works closely with clients, families, clinical providers, and support staff to promote continuity of care and meaningful progress toward treatment goals. This position also maintains an active presence in the therapeutic environment, responds to emerging client needs, completes timely and accurate clinical documentation, and participates in clinical meetings, supervision, and ongoing professional development.
We are seeking someone who values collaboration, professional boundaries, compassionate client care, and working as part of an integrated treatment team.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities:
- Deliver high-quality clinical treatment for clients and their families as part of a multidisciplinary treatment team.
- Manage a clinical caseload as determined by the Clinical Director and provide additional clinical coverage as needed.
- Provide individual, family/couple, and group psychotherapy within the clinician's education, training, licensure, and scope of practice.
- Conduct and participate in assessments at admission and reassessments as required, and contribute to individualized treatment planning and discharge planning.
- Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation, including progress notes, admission and discharge summaries, treatment plan updates, and other required clinical documentation.
- Maintain an active presence in the therapeutic milieu and proactively address emerging client needs and dynamics to support day-to-day clinical operations.
- Collaborate with clients, families, outside providers, support staff, and members of the multidisciplinary treatment team to support continuity of care.
- Participate in clinical meetings, trainings, supervision, staff meetings, and other organizational activities as assigned.
- Attend individual supervision as required based on licensure status and/or direction of the Clinical Director.
- Maintain professional and ethical standards, including appropriate boundaries, confidentiality, HIPAA requirements, and adherence to Anew policies and procedures.
- Model appropriate interpersonal relationships, emotional regulation, professional boundaries, and prosocial behaviors.
- Demonstrate awareness and respect for cultural and individual differences and provide culturally responsive clinical services.
Qualifications
- Master’s degree or higher in counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, psychology, or a related behavioral health field.
- Current Arizona associate-level or independent behavioral health licensure, or eligibility for applicable Arizona licensure.
- Clinical supervision is provided for associate-level clinicians working toward independent licensure, in accordance with applicable licensure requirements.
- Candidates at varying stages of professional licensure are encouraged to apply.
- Clinical experience in a behavioral health setting preferred; residential treatment experience is a plus.
- Experience working with complex mental health and co-occurring conditions preferred.
- Valid driver’s license in good standing and proof of auto insurance.
- Ability to successfully complete required background screening and drug screening.